Club helps fellow club
BY ROB MAETZIG
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The New Plymouth Club says it is more than happy to help out members of the New Plymouth RSA.
Yesterday, in the wake of Monday night's shock closure of the RSA's Devon St East clubrooms, an emergency meeting was held between the two chartered clubs.
New Plymouth Club president John Kendall and general manager Lindsay Campbell offered temporary membership to all RSA members, and the two RSA executives at the meeting quickly agreed.
"The two clubs are members of Clubs New Zealand, so the RSA members have got reciprocal rights to our club anyway," said Mr Campbell.
"But we decided to provide them all with their own swipe cards so they can gain access to our clubrooms whenever we are open. It's the least we can do for a fellow chartered club."
The New Plymouth Club will also be the headquarters for the upcoming Anzac Day activities, said Mr Campbell.
- © Fairfax NZ News
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